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DIVE!! 

A diving club is in danger of going bankrupt. To save the diving club, a female coach returns from the U.S. to coach the club and promises that a diver from the club will make the Japanese Olympic team.
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A diving club is in danger of going bankrupt. To save the diving club, a female coach returns from the U.S. to coach the club and promises that a diver from the club will make the Japanese Olympic team.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Naoto Kumazawa
Written By:Masashi Todayama, Tamio Hayashi
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:WOWOW FILMS, IMJ Entertainment, KADOKAWA

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